Astounding Stories #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Portrait of Father," a 1975 Alan Class comic, a ventriloquist's act takes a strange turn when he uses a dog instead of a traditional dummy. When a fire breaks out, the dog leads people to safety by speaking—only to have the ventriloquist claim he was the one who spoke, despite denying it. Werner Roth handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Dick Giordano provides the cover art.
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A ventriloquist uses a dog in his act in place of a dummy. When a fire breaks out the dog leads people out by speaking and the ventriloquist gets credit for it, but the ventriloquist denies speaking.
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